Sentence examples for * the pecuniary from inspiring English sources

Economics and physiology would be joined in what he called "the pecuniary economy of food".

To many aspiring managers it seems an exciting task that is rewarding in itself, far beyond the pecuniary benefits.

A more worthwhile question is whether Basquiat rates high in valuations of recent art apart from the pecuniary.

A more worthwhile question is whether Basquiat rates high in valuations of recent art apart from the pecuniary.

CFM is as efficient as CAC in increasing pro-social forest use, despite not directly affecting the pecuniary gain.

When the pecuniary disincentives are serious enough, a provider can find him or herself in an untenable situation, caught between competing goods, patient care and financial viability.

The decision to retire takes into account the rewards (pecuniary) and benefits (non-pecuniary) of being a pensioner and of being a worker.

The reference to "the slightest pecuniary interest" in that opinion came in a portion of the opinion describing "cases at common law in England prior to the separation of colonies from the mother country..

Indeed, in analogous cases it is very clear that the slightest pecuniary interest of any officer, judicial or quasi judicial, in the resolving of the subject-matter which he was to decide, rendered the decision voidable.

We therefore follow Ward v. Village of Monroeville, 409 U. S. 57, 60 (1972), and decline to read Tumey as constitutionalizing any rule that a decision rendered by a judge with "the slightest pecuniary interest" constitutes a violation of the Due Process Clause.

Here there may be a happy congruence of society's need for more volunteers and the non-pecuniary benefits for individuals who step forward.